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Chapter 230 Hole-Drilling Robot

It's not as easy to actually do it as it is to watch others do it.

The ground was sandy, with sand on top. When he used a hoe to dig underneath, he found that it was hard gravel. Jiang Ke's hands became numb from the digging with the hoe.

Jiang Ke swung the hoe vigorously, and it took a lot of effort to turn over the soil every time.

After digging two holes, Jiang Ke took a breath. A thin layer of sweat appeared on his back. The space was windless and stuffy, making it unbearable.

Jiang Ke wiped the sweat off his forehead, took a breath, and looked at the wilted saplings in front of him. He felt that things were getting serious.

When I came in, I wasn't told I would have to do hard labor. What's the situation now?

We can't really let people plant all these trees.

Jiang Ke put down the hoe in his hand and walked to the NPC.

Jiang Ke tried to speak: "Hey, brother, are we going to plant all these trees?"

It seemed that Jiang Ke had found the right direction by accident, and the man actually stopped the work at hand.

He had a mask on his face with a camouflage pattern on it, which is commonly seen in desert areas and is used to cover the mouth and face to block wind and sand.

The man pulled down his mask, revealing a rough face.

This NPC's appearance is very impressive at first sight, Jiang Ke thought, a face that is so numerous.

The NPC's exposed skin was rough and dark, like the color of the earth. He was not tall, but strong, with the depth of the earth.

NPC: "We need to plant trees to prevent wind, so that crops can be grown."

Jiang Ke felt that it would be better not to ask.

Jiang Ke sighed. He looked at the dug pits in front of him and really couldn't figure out the person who set the question.

Instead of sitting around and thinking about random things, it’s better to do something.

Complete the novice mission first, then the big boss will appear.

Jiang Ke suggested: "Brother, let's work together. You dig the hole and I'll plant it. This will be faster. When you get tired, we can switch positions. Is that okay?"

The man lowered his head and dug a hole. Jiang Ke took it as his consent and first picked up a bunch of saplings. Then he put the saplings one by one into the hole, covered them with soil and watered them.

It's quite humane. No one knows where the water came from. It appeared naturally when Jiang Ke thought about it.

With two buckets of water for each tree, Jiang Ke felt like the auntie serving food in the school cafeteria.

Time flies when you really start working on it. This area has day and night changes. There are no stars or moon at night either. The only change is that the light becomes dimmer, and two tents appear in the middle of the open space.

The tent was simple, but this was not the time to be picky. Jiang Ke was so tired that his waist was about to break. He fell asleep in less than three seconds after getting in.

The next day, Jiang Ke was woken up by the NPC. When he woke up, he rubbed his eyes and found that he no longer felt any pain in his body, as if the data had been updated.

We didn’t finish planting all the saplings yesterday, and most of them are still left.

A bunch of new seedlings appeared in the same position.

Jiang Ke sighed first, feeling like a beast of burden, wanting to chew and swallow the pile of saplings.

Cows and horses have no grass to eat; the purpose of cows and horses is to work.

Jiang Ke bent down, picked up a bunch of seedlings, and followed the NPC to start today's work.

His movements were obviously much more skillful and faster than the first day.

The NPC has a bit of brute force and is a ruthless hole-digging robot.

Jiang Ke's tree planting job was much easier than his, but he still couldn't match his digging speed.

It can be considered as a tacit cooperation.

At first, Jiang Ke would count how many trees he planted in a day. Later, he found that the number of saplings that appeared every day was different, so he just gave up counting.

You have to do it anyway, there is always work to be done.